Four Steps To Probate Success

In spite of advertisements to the contrary, the probate process can seldom be avoided entirely. There are many benefits to keeping as much of an estate out of probate as possible, but this legal process is often necessary for at least part of a deceased's property and debt. For property that has no other legal instrument, such as a trust, to direct it's disbursement, probate is required and it pays to have a good understanding of this process. [Read More]

Rebuild Your Financial Life After Your Bankruptcy With These Tips

Going through a bankruptcy can be a big source of stress in your life. After the process is over, you may want to ensure that your financial life starts to recover, but it can be tough to do. Here are some tips to help you be stronger financially after a bankruptcy. Assess Your Need For Additional Income Or Cut Back One of the most important things that you can do to make sure that you never file for bankruptcy again is to determine what caused your problem. [Read More]

What Should Be Considered When Calculating Spousal Support Payments?

Spousal support is not automatically given in a divorce, but it is important to consider it if one spouse has been the main or sole breadwinner for the home. There are several factors that should be considered when determining how much is owed in support. If you and your spouse are in the midst of negotiations, here is what you need to know about calculating payments.  What Factors Are Considered? [Read More]

3 Situations Where You Should Consider Getting A Prenuptial Agreement

Getting married can be an exciting time. Many people look forward to the day that they will get married to the person they love. However, even though you may be thrilled about your upcoming marriage and believe that your marriage will be safe from divorce, it is important that you protect yourself and prepare for the worst. This why a prenuptial agreement is such a good idea. Everyone could benefit from having a prenuptial agreement, but there are certain situations where a prenuptial agreement would be highly advised. [Read More]